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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-09-30

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Of course you are going to the
great Elkton Fair to see the tourna-
nent, the athletic contest, the fine
horses, the pretty girls, the poultry.
the cattle, the fruits and howels.
Oh no, don't leave your wife or best
girl at home, she wants to see the
beautiful things in the ladies' depart
ment as we'll as the other attractions.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-09-30

Elkton always has good fair and
this year promises to be better than
ever. Besides the races there will be
tournaments, athletic contests and an
extra large line of exhibits in all the
different departments.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-09-30
The Farm,

Farmers, GdTdners, Horticuiturists,
Dairy and StOokmen are requested to
tUFite for this Department.
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Visiting, party and wedding
cards in any style. Order OF the
MIDLAND office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
igtenmhoats nnh Railroads.

-RoNDOUT KINGSTON AND CATS
ast POlnt) Cornwall Newbvrg, Marlborough Mii,vh
rchkc Ise and lis us, &C nneet ting wl Cisef anu
swase stony Glove and CssAih Mountain lsslir S
seaners CITY OF Kingston and James w Bdidwm HaN y
sNery week day -. pier foot OF HarrlsVh-s1' 1N
eepl saturday when Siy OF Kingston leaves a. y
is1iing only NewOurg ana lOughkeepsic eOuio Us
Vii leave Eondou Sunday nights II Gel ok on arrival N
special fast train IfoE Mountains aif'Hs ~ -''
Monday o a. m.
A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE
n. steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave
isI OF Chrisopherst North River, daily eAcep satur
DIV 8 d. M for Troy ana the North sunday steamer
70 .es at Albany. Troy excursion uoket9, 9 ~.
A I,HANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE-Pal-
n ace steameys DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave
every we day at y. from Pier Al n. K, FOOT Oh
freight received until the hour Of departure.
Leave Brooklyn via Annex, futon-st, at p. m
FALL RIVER LlNE.-FOR BOSTON,
il NEWPORT, FALL RIVER AND EAST AND
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE is now being operated
o. this route. -Four in eOnmssloa-P!lgrl
Bristol. Providence and old Colony. A FINE BAND
l. New York from Pier % lold NO., N. r. foot Of
80 p N, ran Rive, direct cGnnscti9g for Boston,
and local points on Old Colony kailroad nj,
Rvor about a. m oonneet Ling with cypress traHs ana
SUNDAYS, leave New.York at 5 80 p. m. for all
points. Returning leave Boston p. -,
Connection " Annex Boat daily from brooklyn s
Tickets be obtained In New-for at
2o7 26i pa sS7 and 1923 Broadway s West 10Th sns
ndor Hotel Line once, Pier % n r. and on steamers
BORDEN q LOWELL GEORGE L. CQNAoR,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
Brooklyn properip 70. 6aIe ano 60 Grt
FOR SALE.

2ox45 FEET-LOT 100 FEET DEEP.
IeestOry and basement float Basement.
par.O "a story finished In hard wood, I'd floor saloon
chamber plate glass windows in pJlOr cabinet nant l.
ghoat plate glass mrrors. Buttrss sias in par
story basement ami paIlOI hall waiIscOed IN hard
wood double parlOr. SAM plumbing through
out. Heated BY furnace. Price, oil 900.
Also, 2.stOry and basement red brick ana brown
stone, finished with Latest Improvements Price $1,000
THIS house is a bargain.
Also a corner house finished in the most durable
ner price $1,000 This house Will be shown only On
special permit
TO reach them take Brooklyn Elevated road TO Sumner
about 20 minutes ride then blocks up
Sumner-ave MOnroe-st then block to my house 2O7
A Lewls-aVe
These houses all convenient 20 Elevated Road. In one
OF the residence IN brooklyn and built by
OF the best builders IN the city, They must be sold
the cannot afford 10 carry them. Keys al 2G7
A Lewis-aYe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
Boaro ano Rooms.

A DYERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES 30. 1898 Broadway. corner Thirty.
rrstst until p NJ $50 Broadway between Twenty second
e. corner Eighth W s1tSivs lss four,ss2c corr
per l06 West Forty st. near
100 Thrdsvo- corner Forty seventh-st o07 Third ave.
eixtieth.st and the HAAEA OFFICE, 1870 East
dred and ffhst. up 10 ct regular ofcs
IN WEST -ST.-Handsomel furnished
Il - rooms, with board: fall arrangements now made
1OOTH-ST. 81 e. % WEST-Table service,
10 rooms and location strictly frst-cass arrange
nsnts may now DO made for the coming season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
on and alter June 26 trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.


on and alter June &c trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
IarceSt Finest Passenger Station IN America =,
IS a. M Rochester Express, drawing room cars u Al
taly, Troy and S. acuse $780, 49,. ,,...oo, ,nooi.l
Drawn room ears 70 Saratoga, Caldwell LAKE GEORGE
Psttsbug and Montreal also % 81 Ab4nS %;,rrD om
posed exclusively Buffet smoking-ear dningcar draw
ing room and sleeping cars iPF Ao"py 1 Cleveland and
ToIeal. arriving Chi ago 30 m next day oars n
1880 Chic go EXpressdi groom cars 10
III 80 a. IN, Western New York and Northern Express
"tsn 5S ~ ms SARATOGA LIMITED Saturdays only
ThrOugi buffet smoking and drawing room car: .,,
80 Albany Troy: Saratoga ana ouca specla
m TO eaidwel lake George SATURDAYS.
= p M, Accommodation 10 Albany ana Troy; , s Cor
Niagara Falls Buffalo Suspension Bridge Toledo Detroit
and Chicago Dining-ca car New-Y0fk 70 Albany. ,,.
lceHiHS Jars for Cleveland Cincinnati indianapolis ST
Louis Auburn Geneya Sanahags4 Syn ana wa Aea
d.y eHee SteS s6d A9ipondacE Express daily Sleep
P r. Pst,sbSrg and Montreal via Rouses Point and
Ma ST. Adams seoper connect daily at Platsburg with
Chaqugsy for Lake ebay Lyon MsH15sn aa nap ms
cent Sunday for Luzerne North Creek Blue Mountain
o p IN, Special Sleeper arrives Rochester 40 a. M
Buffalo . :35 a m and Cleveland IL is p next day
Bna a Nssa P ceeaGd be
trO and Chicago. SleepingearS 70 Clayton via Utica
li :i5 D. m Night Express with sleepIng.cars 10 Al
bany Connects with the morning trains for the
West for Saratoga Lake George and for the North lex
Tickets and space in drawing room and sleeping. cars
% % Park Place Battery Place 90 West 25th ST.
Mott Haven station I?sihst New York 1913 Washington
and 73o Fulton ss Brooklyn and 70 Fourthst Williams
Wss,co,vs Express call for and check baggage from
Run daily others daily except Sunday. tStop at
Mott Haven ,, station uasth-st) ,,,-,,,,r
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
auc ion 9 dlee.
NOTICE OF SALE OF TIE FLORIDA
CrNrRL AND WESTERN RAILROAD.


Tor Sortera District Of Florida entered on The
TE OF GI 1}GnHTTEE TusT AXD sAPE pE36sTT COM
hNn ComPANY are defendants,
The undersigned VIII on he Seventh day OF NSIem n
highest bidder before the front door Of ne
cit, OF r i Iasv ppoperfv 10 wit
Western RAILROAD company and It. I'll, piods
gage truss set form IN Tho decree herein extend
Win H. bTsnches from Tallahassee to 81 Marx, aud
prton TO Monooiio Including the nights o. way therefor
lts water aud othe' slauon- houses ana shops We
tools and implements nssd or proyllea 70 DO uss3 I
msc6nery OF said road or tie track AMI snperstrucures
Aforesaid and all nIni.blos depois building n1 lure.
and gioTnds herewith wherever situated and
belong 70 sad Florida Central and Western Kali
o. to be used 9ps.gs slf fd go sSEsyr ap %
cation Company and said original Florida Central and West
er ha'G Smans and Of aa eS@
M S be Of a oa a't a. o T
It's branches from Tallahassee TO 81 Marks and from Drifton
All Of properly above described WIN be sold
notes by the Receiver under the q ms
not PAID out we Iroese j. OF s~o anu - 70 tns en o
payment Of thousand dollar, with the interest
OF and the st. haIks branch and lands
Each bidder required odepost hy thousand doiars
as security the property should be struck of to such
bidder forfeited said bidder shall ai TO complete the
with the orders OF this court and any
thousand dollars additional shall be paid IN cash tho
sale and tho delivery OF the deed II the sale DO
confirmed by the court much 0f The purchase money
snail be paid INTO certificates other owl
deBces Rec-veTs debt shall be 10 ana
discharge the portion OF the Receivers debts arising In the
Florida and Western Railroad
OF the purchase money he paid In tho pass
coupons and bonds OF the FLORIDA Central and Western
Railroad Company secured by said each coupon
bond being received for such the holder thereof
Tho
lieu shall be stamped statement
amount credited thereon for principal interest.
which amOunt shall be held payment the
and the bonds inOrse
shall be returned 10 the parties from whom thoy
The rolling stock. tools implements
owned by said Florida Railway and Navigation Company
appOrti ned between several divisions lines OF rail-
The directed IN said decree and tho pur
chssers whom such rolling stock equipment tools and I'M
pemeDs shall spportioned shall take the subject
TO OF contracts OF ea. and purchase IN re-
laon thereto heretofore made OF assumed by H. H. Duva
Receiver.
sale be adjourned by announcement made at the
time and before mentioned and adjourned sntn
time place which the sham
be adjourned without further notice thereof
For specific OF liens upon said property
property be sold said, and tho
hereby
In this suit eotered as hereinbefore stated
Dated August 3, 1887.
JOSEPH II. DURKEE,
Special Master.
JOHNSON, GALLUP 4 HURRY,
THOMAS L. CLARKE.
Solicitors for Complainant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19

IN Trains leave from Chambers ST. station for Enge-
wood Tenany Closier Sparkill aud Nyack 80. 10
90 o 80 and ii 80 a. 10. go a. 90 :20,
3 40 80, s, 10 80 D. M, IL midnight sundays Z 10
9 80 IN. and p M. For Manuel, Spring valley,
D. m q so D. IN. saturdays only. Sundays 80 a. M,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
Gurtion Sales Of Real Gstaie.
DETER F. MEYER, AuctIoneer.
i TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCKS AND BONDS
Rv ADRIAN IL MULLER a SON.,

DETER L. ME- I'm, AucilOucei:o ,oSns
Il TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN ii. MULLER SON.,
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST oath.
1890 o'clock the Real Estate Exchange ana Auction
Room, Nos 30 10 65 Llbertyst
BY order OF ROBERT ROGERS. Trustee 1000
ned CT Reested Bond, lSbh
$1,000 United states Currency per ct Regsted bona
Al 600 ued states Currency Regsted Bond lsBs
600 Central Pacific r. lst Mtge Ct Bond 1870
$4,000 r. r. Co. lat MJge per CT Bond ls96
81 900 New York Central H. H. Co LIST Mtge per CT Tx
tended Bond 1893 .,.-
$4,000 Louisville and Nashville H. IL ISL htee POI u
Bonds 1893. ,,o
81 600 Long Dock Co. per CT Bond. 1898 ,oo.
Keokuk Des MONIES r. L. Co per Ct bond l9Zo
$1,000 and Francisco X H. Co 2d Mge per CT
Bond, 1906. >, -. 40. = -,
600 New York oswego Midland r. r. ist Atge pei
CT Bond dine 1894 Jan, 1874 Coupon on
4 shares Natl Bank OF Commerce, 500 each
shares American Exchange NatI Bank, 800 each.
n. Haven and Hartford X II. Co. SlOO each
Old Colony H. II. co. of Boston, 500 each. 49,, y.
600 Trust Certificate OF the Genital Iowa railway 70
given for LIST NJ tge per ct Bond ,--,
SD Erie RAILWAY Co. Fractional Prefd stock scrip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
IL Day Line Steamers

Daily Except sundays.
Leave Brooklyn, Iuilonst tby Annex, 8 :oo a. m
Leave New YORK, Nestry-St. pier, - 40 a. M
Leave New York, West 22d-st. pier % 200 a. M
For ALBANY, landing at Yonkers. West Point. New
burg, Ioughkeepsic. Rhinebeck, CdtskH and Hudson
X turn ny leave Albany 80 IN.
fine BAND attached 10 each boat
CONNECTIONS:
WEST POINT and NEWBURG with down day boat
RHINEBECK (by ferry with special train ION lister
4 Del r. r. for the resorts of the Catskl Mountains
CATSKIII. with special train the Catskill Mt X X
. HUDSON, with Boston g. Albany r. X. for chatham
slittshed, &c. - L.,
Utica Buffalo. NIAGARA FALLS and the West, with
Boston & Albany X II. for Boston & d. H. o. % $
Railroad for Mont cal and the North, and SPESIAL
TRAINS TO AND FROM SARATOGA. The New, iUrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
REAL ESTATE,
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

There are several indications that the market will open
early this year. OF these the number Of sales reported
These yesterday amounted TO slooooO
Nathan purchased from the trustees Of Arnold
Co. plot Of fifteen lots the NORTH
dT q o e row Tpess have sold
west OF Brook ave. for s.. 600 al,
BY heir: Of stsDss uaeap 'G ON
sisS on sasd purchased rna siG Sy
dO,dfn n bought sso vs lots Sn & 5 The
s9s2S 90 King sOcmcns mine: the ,h.nre
q u. ns saS
by order Of pss LS via. the bT1s
o Sns Lot on ns
Tor thi Esvsnthsys BE-
sta for @ asG
Ninety running h5oosh 70 sI9 isst
s %cod o. % cr 5000
s iSS 10000 sSS A'''' ''' w~
NEw-YoRK = Thursday Aug. Is. 1887
The following sale held at the Exchange and Auction
room 70 Gay STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY.
BIZ A. II. Muller Son.
LOT on Front-sI n Of sandsst 26I76; O Jor e.7s
lOas :oi saad:.i 2oi INV sands-Si each oss
q ss%S ST. adj above 20I5 at apetOn $50
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N Y. CITY
T b. i Rosistor ' Once to- tc2 az" ''
g.
son and wife TO NJ Milliken. .....:.-:-...;.... l
West 3d-st No l42 2OI5O ID Epstein 10 SOor eoo
llt9s ~. ig psDa mwoi Ave'n' 1880
First place n a. $50 II " OF Demonico place. -n-x
100 TO Boston ave- L III 0raean alsoJ Murphy ,,o ooo
and wies TO w bowling ioV'VOo
2oth;sIi cvn. no and wife To- l. Dean - $4,000
ll4 C1,Ston tc Mnrphy bs 500
sonRsTn ,d BS % Trni .oi VI e5Oo
9otns -, 10 ~ Ru o, sTA'e' $4,000
losfhs, RsSd boT and ~ wife to $4,000
Manhattan s s and wife to 1880
Clf.n cd. 50 q - aa,ar , G another 5000
od.ave s. SO It OF l2th-si, 2OsxlOO; W II Gregory
ethsys Si II oil N 2275o
esd st a. go II G OF l0tlrave. 20Il0O5; Gugen-
heimer and wife to T. Gauit.
73d.st. 9 100 IL W OF lstaye. 25xlO22; III Goltzo
and wife 10 ID Cote.
76th.st s.. 175 IL W OF Aye-A, 2JKlO22 W Ger
srGSH and wife TO and ru'iei 10 $1,000
Boston roaH ouor al and wife 70 lie Maycr etc 9Is7
9th st n 8 1874 II Of l0th-ave. 42x0O ~ and also
rs o. w yd,ns and nd wife 70 Dennis 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
ERIE RAILWAY.-Through trains IL

E'klE hAlLN Al hiouSh LdniS iNa ~
uambers ST. local trains leave 23a's from 10 ~ ihh'
a. m. Daly.-Day Express Buffet Drawing; room
Coaches Binghalnton, Einira, Hornellsyile Roen,
Coaches from Hornelis Vile Cincinnati N,
p m.Daiiy Chicago and 81. Louis limea, q s soma
Ms.dNf Seyeana G%e Sh Sas6es Sad But ut
isS Niafala Fas Mamon and Toronto No extra
charge for fast time: ,,,,.oss puuu.o nav and
Sleeping Coaches % Binghamton' Llmira' Buhaio
Rushsford and PassaIa Week days. 49, 545, %
90 S 80 70 90 - so T go J. IS So nSoi 10
4S SAP 10 go M y p 20 90 moon S,Soah No. 10 o''O
pae as; Week 10 days lay 15. = e
70 = 90 9o io 80 49, G9 s. 10 80
mdng1 Sundays 10 10 10 30 % m 10 nS9G
em AK and DE- fsc SS VIA VIA ScWarR DAYS
g. $50, 10, II 80 "a 2 , 20 90 80, ;oS; 40
s:ig' a m M, 20 - NM a'.n ,n.oo
sus@ a,C %sef fsy g. 80 80 80 70 80
515. a., 80 10 80 p m and Z; mdnisht 20 sun
ga 80 D. an AID I'D 70 MD H. 40 4io Wv O.
wafwick, AS, .. 10 20 30 80 p m Sundays
MoHticeo and White Lake, a NJ 30 2 m, IN IN
Ne snS aI M SumsaSs rs a m and p M
Montgomery Rondout and Kingston . d. M 80 p d.
Scranton Cn. D9nmore Week days, a. m, 23opm
Cohen AS IS so 10 20 a. M ~ so 80 30 30 30
@ai M g x SS o p m 5a5 1850 o. 10 20 rn
"aa so 30 ~i? go ud g. s. 80 No. SUNDAYS
o. 10 20 a. ~, s. 6 80 p. m. The a. m train stops
pof. J Hrh 4&5. so o 10 90 NJ 30 80 80
6. s. $ 80 p IN. sundays 5 10 o. 10 20 a. m'' o.
TiSSes or passage and apartments IN Drawing Room n
Checking and transfer baggage be left at the Com
Iaoys oaees Nos ~ 49i AZ 93' soT or iS At
the Com anys dePots. , T., 49,. Vel, o.,
EAP trains 0m the W ss .a a5rl i've in NewYork at
r. II. SOULE Genl Mgr l. I. FAKAER, q. I. Agl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
4 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Coruandt and Des-
brosses follows
z a m for Catasauqua and intermediate points.
3 q. m Geneva Lyons flnira, Rochester, Buffalo
and the West and principal local points CHAIR car 70
Nilkesbarre. 49,
i D. m. for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
car Tunkhannock. Connection % Reading and Harris
burg.
$40 D. for Pittston and principal intermediate POINTS
Chair Pittston
$40 D. m for COplay and intermediate points. Con-
peetOn 10 Reading and Harrisburg. Chair % Caplay
= D. m. for Geneva, Lyons Elnita, Rochester, Buffalo
and the West. Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons.
2 80 D. m for Laursys and intermediate points
Trains leaving At q m, y. m. and 40 p. m con-
hect for all points Mahan0y and HRzleon coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a m for Manch Chunk, Hazleton and intermediate
Soints
40 p. %. for Coplay and intermediate poins.
y p. M Tor Geneva, Lyons, Elnira Rochester, Buffalo
- the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
General Eastern Once, 235 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19

business properip for Sale ano Go Cri
BUILDINGS, stores, lofts and Offices to let.
I'D on broadway, Nassau Beekman, william and Fulton
sta kULAND & WHITING. Beekman.st
rINO LEASE.-For a long term of years for I'M
i provemeut; plot of ground West broadway near
Worth.st, corner included size 5Oxl 25 Apply 10
lJOHN +. DOYLE. 40 William ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
Business Chances.

A n experienced publisher desires to purchase
IA established gazne weekly newspaper
Of general crcuIaton. Buyer Box 672. N. Y. Civ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

IN Road
Red Bank, Long Branch ocean Grove, Asbury Park
Ocean Beach, spring Lake, Point III asant, &c
COMMEA CINO JUNE q, 1881.
aims leave New foot Of tOrland ana DesDrOsscS
SIS, 1910, % 10 ~ noon JO 3 no. 40 lniied
express, except Red BANK, a TO- g. 80 p. Sun
DAYS. rs, us a. n, y. N.
From foot OF LibTty.sG, 4, $40, 9 80. II 10 a. M
80 - 80, 80 (fast eNpress) 4, a 80, % 80, 0;l5
d. m SUNDAYS. a IN. and y. m. Sunday trains DO
Iot stop " Ocean Grove or Asbury Park.
Denotes express trains. -
RUFUS BLODGETr, J. r. WOOD, ii. p. BALDWIN,
Supt. Gen Pas. Agt p. R.R G.P.A.C.R.K. of NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
NJ ORWICH LINE.

Tor Boston, Worcester. Portland and White Mountains
DIRECT ROUTE
New London. Norwich. Watch Hill and Block Island.
RATES REDUCED.
Steamers City OF Worcester" City Of Boston," and
City Lawrence" leave Pier 90, North River, foot OF
watts (next pier above DebrOssesst ferry) daily Sun
days excepted, D. Tickets and staterooms secured
at 2o 2GI 397 457 and 957 Broadway 10 and IL Green
wiehst 1853 <sowery Asior House. Windsor and Cosmo
hotels S3S Futonst Brooklyn, at Pier 49, North
River, aud On steamers
G. w. BRADY, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-19
Ciin propertn for Sale.

VIII DEUPtILU AUt ~J"Ir'
J~-~---~---~
A -WANTED.-For our fall list, improved
IA. and unimproved property 10 let and for sale No
charge for registering. j. kOMAINE BROWN a co. 80
West S3G St corner of Broadway.
DOR SALE.-A G-story building on Broad
way in the dry. goods district; good Investment
rutland WHITING BeekmAnst
OWNERS having houses 10 let furnished or
" unturushod sale would do well 10 send IN deserp
tions fall lists charge unless rented
or sold rs. CLARhSON & CO..
b5 LibertysL
GREAT bargain in lots; largest single plot
" in market: 23d ward surroundings nearly built up
elevated railroad now running terms easy
FRANKLIN POST, 81 LibeItysl
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-05

b. d. owen wants 30 dressed hogs.
PARTIES living At a distance can bring
-...- hogs and lind a market for them anv
a4g-
Have Won seen those nice silyer-skin
onions 40 NCGAFFEY's, Glover. they are
BEAUTIES and he Is selling them very
cheap. Big bargains TO close out. As
Stove For SALE--A large box stove
with iitJ up cover, suitable for stores,
shops. or lumber camps, will be sold
cheap. A lot of good pipe TO go with it.
Inquire NJ this Office. As
The JACOBS Boys, MYER and SIMON.
VIII sen d lot Of goods at auction in the
1.d FRED CHENEY clothing store, com
uguc.ug next Thursday afternoon. Auc-
ton sales afternoons and evenings; pri-
ra-- sales i'm the forenoon; Mr. BARROws
aucri0neer. The goods consist of a lot
d. new clothing. ladies' cloaks, childrens
clothing. underwear, etc, etc. See their
bills
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-05

aEAllnotices Of3e4ths insertedfree. Obituary
notices and poetry Evs ssats per tfHs
In Irasbargh, Nov. Soth, Of quick consumption,
Jennie g., wife of Clayton :. Allen, and daughter
of Samuel Stanford, age - year..
At her request the funeral services we're held ~
her fathers' house which was attended BY = large
number Of friends who expressed their sympathy ior
the bereayed. The II. 7. &. society u which she
was an active member, attended in body wearing
badges Of mourning. Sister Allen was loved - al
sshO knew her She Wa an anectlonate dauarilfer,
q loving sister and devoted ulis she con
verted Il the age Of seventeen and united Nifh the
NJ. T. church and remained worthy Ineuaber nm
ii the silver cord l0osened and her happy
spirit took il hight 70 tie home u To- blessed.
The dag she died she called her loved Dnes around
her and bad them each good bye, resuesiiag
them o MEET her IN heayen- she said, "a -
happy; have bad pheasant hoass bat sh.li have
= better one. blessed the dead 9ho de Ia the
Iord.Fa
A. Bartoa Landing. Nov. p, p. LyHaan p-iasll.
aged - Yeara aud months.
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At Barton Landing, Nov. "a, by Rev. NJ. A.
Gates, l. NJ Conner Of Barton Landing and Estcllo
r. Metcalf Of Coventry. tCsrrected.l
At Barton, Dee 8. by Rev. {. Moody, Charles
Z. st. LOUIS and Sallie 5 Wiley, both Of Greens.
bOro.
At Barton, Nov. q, by Rev. {. b. Moody, Hiram
Libby Of Barton and Carrie loot Of Lyndon
At West Derby, Nov. %, by Rev. Dir. Phillips,
Al 3. White aud Nellie, daughter ofO. d. Harvey,
both Of Derby.
At the residence Of the brides mother Nov. 80,
by Rev. Miller, d. 4. Stetson and Myrtle Butler
Of Newport.